The Gables Inn

gables is an historic building and stuffed with all there memorabilia of the intervening years. There is hardly an inch of wall space not decoratively used to display its, local and international history. For all that the place has been tastefully brought up to modern standards and everything necessary for a comfortable stay has been ingeniously fitted into the available space. Breakfast was very good and there is helpful information at hand which, amongst other things, lead us to Steinhaus Keller (closed on Mondays) 801 Central Ave. It's in the basement but cellars always are and this is well worth seeking out. German Beer, wine and food as well as other international food and drink. Just a short walk away.

Nothing.

Great location! Comfortable and well maintained.

Coffee wasn't the best, but breakfast made up for it.

The house is absolutely beautiful - a grand old solid manor, and it is charmingly decorated with special decor and unique collectibles. Our room was at the top of the stairs (no elevator but just one flight) with a built-in bathroom, sink, tiny kitchenette that had all the amenities like microwave, keurig coffee maker, and mini-fridge, plus a private balcony and its own air conditioning / heating unit. It was very comfortable and the hosts thought of everything a traveler would need like a directory to the best restaurants in the area and sights to see, as well as a free bottle of water drawn from the thermal springs in town. Location is perfect being just 4 blocks from the bathhouses (walkable). Breakfast was delicious and homemade - a cheese / egg / bacon souffle with toast and sausages, and fresh fruit and orange juice / coffee / tea. Our hostess Judy was very sweet and accommodating, and you could tell she really enjoys welcoming people to her home without being in the least bit intrusive. We really enjoyed our stay.

All was great, no suggestions I can think of!

location

room & bathroom too small. Heat didn’t seem to work in room, so a bit cold.